Joanna Gilman Hyde

"Good Morning, World!"

Tag: Atlantic Ocean

Poem For An Early Evening

The Hawk Portico 5:11pm

How many Swells move in

in a day — across the floor

of The Hawk Beach?

To Me They are Endless

like the rhythm within

& I retire to bed

in Their Rush

FABLED SOUND

The Hawk Queen Bed 9:38pm

If I Could Paint A Sky

With Words —

Can I Reach The Ear

With Sounds —

Sounds Of Such Value To Me

I Want To Encapsulate

Them —

The Story Of Our Ocean

With No Beginning

And No End —

The Sweetness Of My Peepers

So Brief?

PRISMATIC

The Hawk Queen Bed 11:00am

Last Night I Went To Sleep

Under The Flash Of Our Light House

pulsating every five seconds

To Wake This Morning

To Our Sun Over

The Crest Of Ocean

infinitely scattered

REQUEST

The Hawk Outpost 10:59am

Oh Watery Sky

how You fill Me

with Delight

and You, Silver

stretched out

along The Sea

please be kind

to Me for My Love

We share

and I will always be

obliged to You

LIQUID LIGHT

The Hawk Dining Room NOON

The Liquid Silver Off The Breakers

Before They Break

Holds My Eye

In Mid-sentence

Holds My Heart

In Sublime Suspense

Life Chapter

The Hawk Outpost 5:05pm

Cream-coloured Breakers

Hail Slate-blue Atlantic

Overseen By Sun

My World Is Silver

The Hawk Outpost 9:00am

My Sky Is Silver

Cutting Along The Edge

Of Cold Grey Ocean

Our Waves Are Bigger

This Morning

Due To The Wind Last Night

I Am In My Silver Robe

Watching A Break

Of Light

Over

This Worldly Turbulence

MORNING REFLECTION

The Hawk Kitchen 9:05am

Have I written enough

of The Silver On The Ocean?

No — It is what I awaken

to on each clear day

It gives Me Solace

and Energy

for The Special Time

We’re in —

The Time of The Awakening

of The World

GALACTIC DAZZLE

The Hawk Corner Room 11:15am

Sitting in My Flannel Pyjamas

I can watch a Liquid Galaxy

glittering, sparkling, stretched long out

over The Atlantic

with a Mass of Stars as Its Center

and Diamond Iridescence out

over Its thinning Edges

BATHROOM VIEW

The Hawk En-suit Bathroom 1:22pm

Eye-level to Me

as I stand before

My Bathroom Window

is The Full Curve

of The Hawk Beach

and to The East

The Full Ocean —

looking down upon

My Yard

I see My Carved-out Drive

full of snow

and The Occasional Crow

flying by